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Alitalia (13): Italian Welfare Minister Maroni threatens to let yesterday agreement with the trade unions fail

Rome, Italy - Boos by workers at Fiumicino Airport when realizing of the issue of an order to resume work

Italian Welfare Minister, Roberto Maroni, has stated that, should the situation produced by the carrying on of strikes performed without honouring ruling go on further, probably yesterday negotiation with the trade unions will be cancelled. Maroni has criticized the trade unions themselves, by accusing them of avoiding honouring the agreement achieved yesterday at Palazzo Chigi in order to ensure the...

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Rome, Italy, 04/30/2004 15:47
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